Gwynneth Rausch

British dialects - Yorkshire lass no-nonsense,fun, London - cockney, very proper upper crust British - snooty and posh, disdainful, patronising, educated southern English middle class - proper not posh, educated, friendly

I am just starting out in the Voiceover field but have given lectures, talks and TV promotions for my employers on a regular basis throughou my career - always receiving complimentary remarks I might add!! I love using my voice,from reading childrens' books to giving demonstrations such as horse harnessing, sheep sheering by hand and milking goats and cattle (with my work as Head of Livestock at Creek Pioneer Village, Toronto) to new employees. I have given demonstrations and talks at the Royal Winter Fair, Toronto for many years and handle crowds and questions well. I have a scientific background and am therefore very comfortable with voiceover work involving scientific detail and I am able to make it fascinating. I am versatile - able to range from comedy to scientific data and documentary work. Certificate of Broadcasting, Broadcast Center, St. Louis, Mo. Broadcasting and Journalism - 200 hours - Write and Perform newscasts and commercials, voice exercises, work on Control Boards. Audio production - 100 hours - write and produce commercvials using Saw Plus and Adobe Audition. Broadcast Marketing and Advertising - 5 assignments. Education M.Sc. Landscape Ecology, University of London, England B.Sc. Hons. Joint Botany/Zoology, University College of Wales, Aberystwyth Science Background Work with Liverstock - horses, sheep, cattle, fowl Communication experience with local TV stations in Toronto, Canada. Read and speak German and French from text.